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What should a solicitor or registered European lawyer (REL) do if he or she is unable to comply with the CPD requirements?

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What should a solicitor or registered European lawyer (REL) do if he or she is unable to comply with the CPD requirements?

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• The SRA recognises that, under certain circumstances, some individuals may find it difficult to comply with the requirements. In such cases, our underlying aim is not to penalise, but rather, to assist solicitors bring themselves into compliance. Any solicitor who finds himself or herself in difficulty should immediately contact us, indicating what training, if any, he or she has already completed and setting out the reasons for his or her non-compliance. We may grant an extension of time to make up any shortfall, or we may grant a concession to attend a specific course outside the CPD year. However, please note that persistent non-compliance with CPD requirements is a serious matter, and may result in delays in issuing a practising certificate and/or disciplinary procedures. Did this answer your question?

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